Events

Oliver Knussen: Songs Without Voices (1992)
Luca Francesconi: Trauma Etudes (2018) WORLD PREMIERE, Library of Congress Commission
Arnold Schoenberg: Pierrot Lunaire (1912 )

Brad Lubman, Conductor
Allison Cooke, Mezzo-Soprano

Eddie Mora – director titular

Programa:
Igor Stravinsky – Petrushka
Vladislav Soifer – Melodías Heredianas para marimba y orquesta

Eddie Mora – director titular

Programa:
Igor Stravinsky – Petrushka
Vladislav Soifer – Melodías Heredianas para marimba y orquesta

Wolfgang Mitterer: mobile beats (2012)
performed by Ensemble Signal & Brad Lubman, conductor,
with Wolfgang Mitterer, electronics
On-Stage Discussion with Wolfgang Mitterer and Brad Lubman

Presentando obras de Evan Ziporyn, David Lang, Carlos Castro y otros.

Performing with Bang on a Can Ensemble Festival
Joe Hisaishi, Conductor and Piano
David Lang, Speaker
Maya Beiser, Cello
Molly Netter, Soprano

Works by Elliot Carter, Takemitsu and a tribute to Oliver Knussen.

Estrenando obras de Ziporyn, Pärt, Lang, Sandí y Castro.

David Felder: Jeu de Tarot (2016)
Other works TBA

Conductor: Brad Lubman
Violin: Irvine Arditti

Program tbd

Program will feature a new commissioned work by choreographer Janis Brenner and composer Leah Asher; a new resident work by choreographer Erin Dillon and composer Jonathan Howard Katz.

Program will feature a new commissioned work by choreographer Janis Brenner and composer Leah Asher; a new resident work by choreographer Erin Dillon and composer Jonathan Howard Katz.

Program will feature a new commissioned work by choreographer Janis Brenner and composer Leah Asher; a new resident work by choreographer Erin Dillon and composer Jonathan Howard Katz.

iRidule (2006)
Spin 5 (2006)
Megalith (2014)
Conductor: Brad Lubman

Performing works by:
Lutoslawski, Schumann, Carlos José Castro and Brahms.

Tickets are $15 and will be sold at the door.

Performing works by Lutoslawski, Schumann, Carlos José Castro and Brahms.
Adrián Sandí – clarinet
Sergio Sandí – piano

Working with the clarinet studio of Karen Dannessa

Performing works by:
Lutoslawski, Schumann, Carlos José Castro and Brahms.

Admission: $10

Works by Leonard Bernstein

Principal guest conductor: Daniel Hege

Entrada gratuita
Grupo limitado

Programa incluye obras de:

Lutoslawski, Widmann, Chopin, Schumann y Carlos José Castro.

Adrián Sandí, clarinete

Sergio Sandí, piano

Clapping Music – Quartet – Double Sextet – Pulse – Runner.
Brad Lubman, Conductor
with special guest Steve Reich

Performing Mohammed Fairouz’s “Deep Rivers”.

Rands: “now again” – fragments from Sappho – with Slee Sinfonietta.
Felder: Colección Nocturna. For clarinet, piano and electronics.

Clapping Music – Quartet – Double Sextet – Pulse – Runner (Regional premiere)

Preview the New York premiere of Runner and hear Pulse in raw form, without technical equipment or sound reinforcement. Between performances, Reich and Lubman discuss the works.

Brian Ferneyhough: Terrain (1992)
Other works TBA

Brad Lubman, Conductor
Irvine Arditti, Violin

Wheat, not oats, dear. I’m afraid. (2015) New York premiere
Towards a Brighter Hue (2004)
Sydenham Music (2007) New York premiere
Par Ici! (2011) U.S. premiere
Black Moon (1998) *solo bass clarinet piece

Periapsis Music and Dance presents Imminence, a new work for five dancers and three musicians by choreographer Erin Dillon and composer Jonathan Howard Katz.
– Returning favorite Reflection, by guest choreographer Katarzyna Skarpetowska and composer Jonathan Howard Katz
– Returning favorite Separate Rooms, by guest choreographer Joshua Beamish and composer Shawn Jaeger

Show repeats on:
Sunday, April 2, 3:00 and 7:00 pm

John Adams: Shaker Loops (1978)
Terry Riley: In C (1964)

Program includes on stage discussion with Steve Reich and John Adams

NYNME’s 40th Anniversary Season ends with works by Felder, Steiger, and Druckman

Deviant Septet presents the world premiere of Brad and Doug Balliett’s new work for septet and chorus, Oedipus the King. Joined by The Cecilia Chorus of New York, with 2-time TONY award-winner Stephen Spinella narrating, and the Boston City Singers, Deviant Septet is thrilled to bring this new and exciting work to life. Deviant will also perform the NY premiere of David Liptak’s Serge Koussevitzky Award-winning Focusing, and Christopher Cerrone’s Recovering.

Steve Reich: Clapping Music (1972)
Steve Reich: Quartet (2013)
Steve Reich: Runner (2015) (*US Premiere*)
Steve Reich: Radio Rewrite (2012)
Steve Reich: Double Sextet (2007)

Brad Lubman, Conductor

Residency finale Marathon concert! Performance will include two world premieres by composers Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Felipe Waller, at Frankfurter Hof.

Daily performances by residency fellows and the All-Stars, at Castle Engers. Repertoire TBA

The All-Stars perform at Frankfurter Hof.

The All-Stars perform Field Recordings at Les Halles de Schaerbeek in Brussels, Belgium.

The All-Stars perform Field Recordings at Kampnagel in Hamburg, Germany.
More details coming soon.

Reich NY Counterpoint (1985)
Reich Pendulum Music (1968)

Britten, Les Illuminations, Op. 18 (1940)
Fairouz, Zabur (2015)

Ensemble Signal performs excerpts from Steve Reich’s new work Pulse prior to its world premiere on November 1, as well as Quartet, a piece scored for two pianos and vibraphones. The program culminates with video excerpts from Three Tales, a groundbreaking video opera by Reich and Beryl Korot. Reich and Korot join Stuart Comer, MoMA Chief Curator of Media and Performance Art, for a conversation about their practice.

Daniel Variations (2006)
You Are (Variations) (2004)

Steve Reich: Double Sextet (2007)
Steve Reich: Music for 18 Musicians (1974-76)

Brad Lubman, Conductor

Steve Reich: Double Sextet (2007) and Radio Rewrite (2012)

An evening of live music and dance inspired by Thomas Paine’s spirited advocacy for liberty, equality, and the promise of America.

Composer: Joseph Phillips
Choreography: Edisa Weeks
Costume Design: Sarita Fellows
Lighting Design: Peter West

Hans Abrahamsen: Schnee (2008)

Brad Lubman, Conductor

Workshop performance of pieces by student composers of the June in Buffalo Festival.

Brad Lubman, Conductor

Performing NY Counterpoint by Steve Reich

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture
Sarah Kirkland Snider,  Hiraeth
Johann Strauss, Jr., Wine, Women and Song, Op. 333
Richard Strauss, Der Rosenkavalier Suite, Op. 59

Conductor: Rossen Milanov,
Guest composerSarah Kirkland Snider

Performing Schubert’s “The Shepherd on the Rock” with 2016 Emerging Artist Award Winner: Jennifer Kreider

Clapping Music (1972), New York Counterpoint (1985), Quartet (2013) , Triple Quartet (1998), Radio Rewrite (2012)

Brad Lubman, Conductor
Adrian Sandi­, Clarinet

more details TBD

Performance and educational events on and off the UB campus including a side-by-side performance with UB students and community performances. Details TBA!

Program:
Mohammed Fairouz’s “Pax Universalis” and “Violin Concerto”  (NYC premieres)
Maurice Ravel: Boleron and Rapsodie Espagnol
Conductor: Laura Jackson

Performing as a soloist with Ambler Symphony Orchestra.

Conductor: Jack Moore

Performing Schnee.

Brad Lubman, conductor

With guest choreographers Joshua Beamish, Seán Curran, Miro Magloire, Helen Simoneau, Katarzyna Skarpetowska, and Manuel Vignoulle

Original music by Richard Carrick, Shawn Jaeger, Jonathan Howard Katz, and Mary Kouyoumdjian

Tickets: $30 ($20 students/artists) inclusive of all fees

With guest choreographers Joshua Beamish, Seán Curran, Miro Magloire, Helen Simoneau, Katarzyna Skarpetowska, and Manuel Vignoulle

Original music by Richard Carrick, Shawn Jaeger, Jonathan Howard Katz, and Mary Kouyoumdjian

Tickets: $30 ($20 students/artists) inclusive of all fees

Recording at EMPAC

Performing a work for ensemble and prepared knitting needles by Jobina Tinnemans

Featuring the NYC Premiere of Mohammed Fairouz’s Deep Rivers (2015), for Baritone and Wind Quintet.

Chamber Music by Mohammed Fairouz, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, and a selection of African American Spirituals

Performing trios by Ann Cleare and Timothy McCormack. Playing bass clarinet alongside Andy Kozar (trumpet) and Will Lang (trombone).

Performing “Tracce” for solo bass clarinet

TBD

loadbang will be working closely with the attending composers at CNMF and performing a concert of their new works written for the ensemble.

Music by Jonathan Katz, Carter, Bach and Tonia KO, along with choreography by Erin Dillon, Hannah Weber and Bradley Shelver.

Music by Jonathan Katz, Carter, Bach and Tonia KO, along with choreography by Erin Dillon, Hannah Weber and Bradley Shelver.

Music by Jonathan Katz, Carter, Bach and Tonia KO, along with choreography by Erin Dillon, Hannah Weber and Bradley Shelver.

David Felder: Les Quatre Temps Cardinaux (2012)
Brad Lubman, Conductor

Performing works by Mike Sperone and John Teske.

Performing works by Osvaldo Golijov, Mohammed Fairouz and Igor Stravinsky.

Performing “Silencio en Juárez” with Sergio Sandí (piano), Tema Watstein (violin) and Patrick Hopkins (cello) by Mexican composer Juan Pablo Contreras

loadbang will be performing music by Patrick Greene, Eric Fernandez, Jenna Lyle, and Evan Johnson

Ensemble Signal
Brad Lubman, conductor

Performing “Rapture” for solo clarinet and Tape

“A night in Old Vienna”, a gala to benefit the PSO

loadbang presents a program featuring premieres by composers Frank Brickle, Robert Pollock, Heather Stebbins, Paul Pinto, and Armando Bayolo

loadbang will be premiering a new concerto for loadbang and strings by composer Reiko Füting in addition to a 2010 work by Füting for the ensemble

Performing Radio Rewrite.
Conductor: Jerry Hou

Isaac Mizrahi narrates Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic as Eric Dudley conducts Ensemble Signal and a cast performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life.

Concerts at 2:30PM and 4:00PM

Isaac Mizrahi narrates Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic as Eric Dudley conducts Ensemble Signal and a cast performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life.

Concerts at 2:30PM and 4:00PM

Performing works by composers who participated at the Charlotte New Music Festival 2014

Performing works by Mohammed Fairouz and Stravinsky

Performing works by Boulez, Carter and Wourinen.
Conductor: Brad Lubman

Works by David Noon, Vinicio Meza, Arvo Pärt and Piazzolla.

INTERPRETATIONS: A Tribute To Robert Ashley

Music by Costarican composers performed by Costarican musicians in NYC.

Premiering works by: David Schneider, Robert McClure, Adam Neal, Lucas Smith, Michael Owen Abbott, Peter B. Kay and Ethan Cypress.

Performing music of June in Buffalo Faculty composers Bernard Rands, David Felder, Philippe Hurel, & Hilda Paredes. Featuring Irvine Arditti, violin, Oliver Hagen, piano, Jacquelin LeClair, oboe, Sungmin Shin, guitar.

Featuring the music of June in Buffalo participants Chin Ting Chan, Yie Eun Chun, Marc Migo Cortes, Erik Deluca, Cooper Ottum, & Jon Yu.

Solo performance of “Intermezzo melanconico” by June in Buffalo Faculty Composer Hilda Paredes

Program
SARAH KIRKLAND SNIDER Daughter of the Waves
MOHAMMED FAIROUZ Audenesque
DAVID LANG Child (NY Premiere)

Ensemble Signal
Brad Lubman, conductor

Ensemble Signal
Brad Lubman, conductor

Ensemble Signal
Irvine Arditti, violin
Brad Lubman, conductor

Presented by Periapsis Music and Dance in association with Kumble Theater

Presented by Periapsis Music and Dance in association with Kumble Theater

I will be giving the US Premiere of “Intermezzo malinconico” for solo bass clarinet by Hilda Paredes and playing some percussion as well for David Lang’s “Little Eye” for cello and four non-percussionists.

The story of Milli Vanilli, a manufactured German pop duo whose spectacular rise and fall has become an American legend.

Music of Now Marathon at Symphony Space. Join us for the premiere of a major new work by Jonathan Howard Katz and Leigh Schanfein. The marathon runs from 2:00 until 11:00, and we’re scheduled to open a 6:00 set.

The story of Milli Vanilli, a manufactured German pop duo whose spectacular rise and fall has become an American legend.

The story of Milli Vanilli, a manufactured German pop duo whose spectacular rise and fall has become an American legend.

Performing with Angelica de la Riva (Soprano), Nilko Andreas Guarin (Guitar), Timothy McDevitt (Baritone), The Azlo Orchestra and Vince Lee, Conductor.
Performing works by Verdi, Juan Pablo Carreño, Reynaldo Moya, Pineda Duque and the US Premiere of Concerto “Chameleon” for Guitar, Clarinet, and Orchestra (US Premiere) by Ricardo Calderoni

Ensemble Signal
Rachel Calloway, soprano
Brad Lubman, conductor

Princeton Symphony Orchestra
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra
Rossen Milanov, conductor

Con Vivo will be playing a set at the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District’s Third Annual “All About Downtown” Street Fair.
Performing Terry Riley’s landmark piece “In C”

Performing with Mariel Roberts (cello) and Joe Fee (percussion).
Music by Charles Corey

microSig 6
Oliver Hagen (piano)
Adrian Sandi (clarinets)
Works by Oliver Hagen, Adrian Sandi, Brad Lubman as well as John Zorn’s fay çe que vouldras and The Steppenwolf.

microSig 3
Lauren Radnofsky (cello) Nicholas Tolle (cimbalom) Adrian Sandi (clarinet) Paul Coleman (sound design)
Music by Brad Lubman including new works for clarinet, cello, cimbalom and electronics.

Turina — Bullfighter’s Prayer
Ravel — Pavane pour une infante défunte
Rodrigo — Concierto di Aranjuez – Celil Refik Kaya (Guitar)
Juan Arriaga — Symphony in D

Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Imagining music in the Mountains
Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Movie magic
Music from your favorite films
Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Benjamin Britten — Sinfonietta Op 1
Beethoven — Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op 21
Chopin — Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor Op 11 – Di Wu (piano)

Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Beethoven Symphony #1 and Celtic music
Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Emerald Dreams
Music with a Celtic feel
Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Opera overtures and arias.
Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Free Community Concerts at Mid’s Park in downtown Lake Placid
Music by:
Herbert, Alford, Hayman, Morton Gould, Copland, Anderson and Sousa

Brad Lubman, conductor
Irvine Arditti, violin solo
Ken Radnofsky, saxophone solo
Featuring the works of JiB Faculty Composers Ferneyhough, Thomas, Wyner and Wourinen

Featuring works of JiB participants

Performing with with Adam Marks (piano), Chris DeChiara (percussion), Francis Liu (violin), Adrian Sandi (clarinet), Owen Broder (saxophone) and Natalie Spehar (cello).
We are premiering “Stopping the World” by composer Baljinder Singh Sekhon, II

Performing works by Jonathan Katz and James Holt.

Performing works by Jonathan Katz and James Holt

David Felder’s 60th Birthday Celebration
Program:
David Felder: Les Quatre Temps Cardinaux (2012) Premiere, Koussevitsky Foundation Commission
David Felder: Tweener (2001/10)
Conductor: Brad Lubman

Performing music by Dutch-English composer, Jobina Tinnemans on the 2013 MATA Festival

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Brad Lubman, Conductor
Jamie Jordan, Soprano
Rachel Calloway, Mezzo Soprano

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Joseph C. Phillips Jr., Imani Uzuri and Numinous ensemble present new works commissioned for the Ecstatic Music Festival 2013.

Time TBD

We are honored to perform once again at St. Charles Borromeo Church.
REED5 is presenting a program of brand new arrangements for our ensemble.
Works by Ciconia, Piazzolla, Heap, Pascoal and others, arranged by Sandí and O’Connor.

Performing with Colombian guitarist Nilko Andreas Guarín

Jonathan Harvey Composer Portrait

Conductor: Brad Lubman

Mirror Imaging

Works by Torke, JC Bach, Martinu and Haydn

Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Move to the music

Adirondack Health’s Magic of Mozart

Conductor: Ron Spigelman

Champlain National Bank – Celebrate America

REED5 performs at the Chesapeake Bay Chamber Music Festival

A tribute to the Women of Motown & R&B

Radiance, guest artist

Ron Spigelman, guest conductor

Tickets: $7 with discounts available. On sale April 1, 2012.
With Helen Hou-Sandí, piano

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Jill Gardner, soprano; Jennifer Dudley, alto; Robert Allen, tenor; Jake Gardner, bass

Wichita Symphony Orchestra Chorus

Bethel College Concert Choir

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Beethoven (Coriolan Overture, Mass in C Major, Symphony #5)

Jill Gardner, soprano; Jennifer Dudley, alto; Robert Allen, tenor; Jake Gardner, bass

Wichita Symphony Orchestra Chorus

Bethel College Concert Choir

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Beethoven (Coriolan Overture, Mass in C Major, Symphony #5)

Ilya Yakushev, piano

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Theofanidis, Rachmaninoff, Elgar

Ilya Yakushev, piano

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Theofanidis, Rachmaninoff, Elgar

Chee-Yun, violin

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Ravel, Sibelius, Mozart

Chee-Yun, violin

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Ravel, Sibelius, Mozart

Tickets for this event are $7 with discounts available and they go on sale January 22, 2012.

Time for Three, guest artists

Daniel Hege, conductor

Time for Three, guest artists

Daniel Hege, conductor

Time for Three, guest artists

Daniel Hege, conductor

Same concert repeats on Wednesday and Thursday, January 25-26

Olney Elementary School

Inglis Foundation

Cathedral Village, Retirement Community

Abramson Center for Jewish life

Lions Gate

Performing:

“Duo Sonata” for clarinet and saxophone by Gregory Wanamaker

“Quartet for the End of Time” by Oliver Messiaen

Katie Banks, vocalist

Wichita Symphony Orchestra Chorus

Jay Decker, guest conductor

GIG Harper Industries Holiday Party

Colin Currie, percussion

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Mendelssohn, Higdon and Schumann

Colin Currie, percussion

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Mendelssohn, Higdon and Schumann

REED5 performs at the Aaron Copland School of Music – LeFrak Hall – as part of their Chamber Music Live series.

The program will include a world premiere by composer Douglas Braga.

REED5 performs at The Juilliard School of Music – Paul Hall – as part of our oboist, Merideth Hite, recital towards completion of her Doctorate Degree. Works by Ron Ford and Dvorak (arr. O’Connor).

Julie Albers, cello

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Mozart, Shostakovich and Brahms

Julie Albers, cello

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Mozart, Shostakovich and Brahms

Jon Nakamatsu, piano

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Barber, Beethoven and Mussorgsky

Jon Nakamatsu, piano

Daniel Hege, conductor

Works by: Barber, Beethoven and Mussorgsky

Chris Botti, trumpet

Timothy Muffitt, guest conductor

Brahms – Clarinet Trio Op.114
Piazzolla – Concierto para Quinteto
with Doug O’Connor, saxophone and Helen Hou-Sandi, piano